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TIE GREAr STORE

AMI SEE 1hE ChOMD-WE AXE GOING
TO HAVE A LIVELY DAY-wE ARE GOING
TO MAKE 1T LIvELY-THE PEOPLE ARE
WITH Us, AND WE ARE WITH THE PEo-
PLE-wE HAVE FILLED UP THE GAPS
MADE By THE ENORMOUS TRADE WE
HAVE HAD THIS SEASON. WE HAVE con-
FIDENCE THAT IT'S GOING TO CONTINUE
so THE STOCK IS PRACTICALLY IN
BRoKEN-AND 1T IS NOTHING MORE NOR
LESS THAT CORRECT PRICES FOR RELIA-
BILE GOODS THAT KEEP THE TRADE AT
SAKS AND COMPANY
WE OFFER TOMORROW ONE CASE
CHILDS STRAW HATS, AT 10 CENTS
EAcH-'TwILL BE THE SATURDAY PRE-
CEDING THE FOURTH OF JULY, AND WE
WANT YOUNG AMERICA TO APPEAR IN
NEW "sTRAWs"-ONE CASE OF MIXED
"sTRAws" FOR CHILDREN. AT Is CENTS
EACH, A BETTER GRADE OF COURSE
OF ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-TwO
tFOUR CASES. CHILD's STRAW HATS. IN
COMBINATIONS. NICELY TRIMMED
EDGES. NOT ONE OF THE LOT WORTH
LESS THAN 4s CENTS. BUT TOMORROW
THEY GO AT25
SAKS AND COMPANY
AT 4s CENTS EACH WE OFFER TWO
caSCo or yrDv ukNncoNsr Co,rDIN,
TON STRAW HATS FOR THE LITTLE
FELLOWS, EIABORATELY TRIMMED AND
VERY STYLISH IN APPEARANCE, CANNOT
BE DUPLICATED ELSEWHERE FOR LESS
THAN as CENTS, OUR PRICE TOMORROW
4s CENTS-HERE'S A SAMPLE OF WHAT
WE'RE DOING IN MEMS HEAD GEAR
MEMS FUR DERBYs, NUTRIA MIXED, 90
FUR" HATS-IF THEY WERE WOOL WE'D
SAY so, BUT THEY ARE JUST WHAT WE
SAY THEY ARE-1F THERE'S A HAT AS
GOOD AT s1.5O WE ARE NOT AWARE OFT.
sAKs AND COMPANY
THIS is ABOUT THE TINE YOU'LL
WANT TO GO AWAY TO THE sEAsHoRE-
THE SPRINGS OR THE MOUNTAINS. OF
COURSE YOU'LL BRING YOUR BOYS, BUT
BEFORE YOU START COME RIGHT HERE
THEY'LL WANT EXTRA SHIRT WAISTS,
EITHER PERCALE OR WOODEN. AND WHAT
AN INCOMPATIBLE STOCK OF THESE
THINGS WE OFFER YOU TO SELECT
FROM-EvERYTHING YOU CAN IMAGINE.
FROM 13 CENTS TO s17O. IN WASH
GOODS, AND FROM 90 CENTS TO $3.50
IN WOOL
sAKs AND COMPANY.
IF WE KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT BOYS
AND WE IMAGINE WE DO-THEY'LL
SURELY WANT AN EXTRA PAIR OF
PANTs-wHERE, OUTSIDE OF OUR HOUSE,
CAN YoU FIND BOYS KNEE PANTS
FOR 4s CENTS. AND IN ALL THE IN
TERMEDIATE GRADES UP TO SO PA1Rs
IF THEY SHOULD NEED AN EXTRA
SUIT FOR DRESS OR FOR "RoUGHING"
1T THIS, OF COURSE, IS THE PLACE TO
FIND JUST WHAT YOU WANT. AT PRICES
INTENDED TO PLEASE YOU.
sAKS AND COMPANY.
YOUR BOYS ARE PROBABLY LIKE THE
GREAT MAJORITY OF YOUNGSTERS
HARD ON sHOEs-TRY A PAIR OF OURS
FOR A CHANGE. YOU'LL FIND THEM
ALMOST INDEsTRUCTIBLE.A AND We ARE
SURE OF YOUR PATRONAGE EVER
AFTER OUR PRICES FOR SHOES ARE
LIKE OUR PRICES FOR CLOTHES AND
HTS. THE LOWEST EVER NAMED HERE
IN WASHINGTON
sAKs AND COMPANY.
POSSIBLY THE LITTLE FELLOWS ARE
SHORT" ON ENTERTAINMENTS, STOCK
1NGS. TIES AND SUCH LIKE THINGS. IF
SO. THIS is THE MECCA TO WHICH ALL
ECONOMICAL MOTHERS PAY PERIODICAL
VISITS FOR THE BARGAINS THAT EX-
PERIENCE HAS LONG SINCE TAUGHT
THEM CAN BE FOUND ONLY HERE IN
BOYS GENERAL OUTFITTINGS.
SAKS AND COMPANY,
THE BOYS OWN oUTFITTERs.
SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE.
Willy 9S kosE4S hE MAGEst Hf siT
EMS PER SQUARE FOOT 1>
T. h SYPHFRD CO
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FOR RENT STORES

IpR RENT-STORE AND CELLAR IoS 1pT4
81, door from lennsS wanna ave. also rooms >
snu o. Isl nuur building corner Pa ave and lpth :,
AiIly TO JAMES a. DAVIS SUNS. l2UI Pa ave COZ,
--.n - my4 I'm
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WAREHOUSES

WANTED-To TAKE CHARGE OF HOUSE. By 4
w widow lady. can give good references Address
Box u.s. Star Office. selo-,t.
M ANTEp-HoUSES To SELL AT FROM $4,000
w TO 5000 IN all sections. and vacant lots suitable
for building. CHAS. A SHIELDS.
Je29-St' 1925 + 81. NV
WANTED-DIRRCT FROM owNERS-HoCSES
and Lots IN all sections of the city 20 sell
70 responsible parties. Any property placed oUr
hands viii be literally advertised st our expense.
lelS-lm' GREEN CUNNINGHAM. l4o1 r ST
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERS HOUSES
" ana Lots for cash purchasers. Any property
Placed with us Will be literally advertised 3;
pellse. Rents collected Estates managed. INSURANCE
enected HOLLAND THOMPSON.
1el3 1913 r Adjoining sun Building
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

NOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE
Four miles from city, mile from railroad station
20 acres high. with fine view. house. in
cellar open fireplace with tiles good out buildings:
fine fruit of ali kinds lowell place country home
Chicken farm or dairy; terms easy. NJ o. Star office.
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LOST AND FOUND.

Il OST-ON CAPITOL HILL. on SUNDAY LAST A
II gold earring with Brazilian stone. Finder Will
please return to 2l4 4th and receive suitable
reward. .xl-2t.
7 OsT-THURSDAY, JUNE BOTH, oUT OF
lLwagon, Black Prince Albert Coat. between Masi
lugton and BrlghtwOUd, 9Th IL. road. Finder wi.
please return and receive liberal reward 81
1t1 81. nv 1t
OST-FRIDAY, JULY I, A SMALL SILyEl-
llMgtch, initials Il g. inside, liberal ward
turned to 93l y ST NV. jyl-ets
VNOU MA P0CKETBOoK CONTAINING A SMALL
IL sum OF money. Owner can have the same Dy call
ing at 1 LAB oath 81. NV. IT.
(NoME To ny PREMISES. RID COW, WITH
S,whiie spots side and the head Call and ls.y
charges, prove property, and take her away. Mrs.
BREMAHAN, SIG 4 ne IL
(,AME TO MY PREMISES, BOUNDARY AND IsT
" ST. ne, sunday. June %. lss rel and wiito
Cow Owner can have same 10y proving property aid
paying charges. Mrs J. DRIES 1e3o-3t
CTRAYED FROM STEAMER WAKEFIELD. A
Syelow Sheppard Dog, white under throat A he I'm
der will be iibera1y paid II returned &c Wakesel
Wharf 1e2S-3t'
rTRAYFp OR STOLEN. ON MONDAY JUNE "a,
- from 1912 North Capitol 81, a dark brown horse
With one wnite foot Liberal reward II returned 70
above address geSS-3t'
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4 MEht HANI or LARGE ACQUAINTANTtg
LAthrUte1 Mary land and Virgin In the me-
dice ssOn business al this city desires ar-
her who viii put not less han TO three tholI- a
dollars INTO the business. 10 gentleman or ,il.
man son tnls Is rare opluriullty. reference Al
aud required For interview address ENERGY. ~ =
office IA ~
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SUMNER BARGAINS.
DISPATCH Is THE SOUL OF BUSINESS.
THESE PRICES MUST MOVE TIE GOODS.

PARASOLS! PARASOLS, PARASOLS!
All marked down to cost You can now buy one Par
asol at the price had to pay for by buying thou
sands at a time
Parasos sold at Great Sacrifice. Take advantage Of
this liberal Offer
We were very much gratifed that our announcement
last week of Ladies' and Children's Dresses was
much appreciated.
We have added few new Suits to the number Come
and see them
Never again will you see LADIES'. MISSES, AND
THEM TO YOU FREE OF CHARGE.
We had opportunity to buy lot of Bathing Suits
very cheap. We bought them and have 90 marked
them that you can buy good and well-made Bathing
Outfit for what ordinary Suit would cost you.
BATHING HATS
for bathing purposes. An excellent idea No trouble
at all
AREDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT ON ALL WOOL
EN- AND SILK READY-MADE DRESSES. Mind you,
faithfully carried out. They did not half 60 So you
see there is extra inducement to make them move
BOYS SHIRT WAISTS reduced in price.
Summer Dress Robes marked down 10 per cent more.
You will find all OF our Midsummer Goods marked &C.
cor1ingy.
LANsBURGH BRO,
oNE-PRICE TO THE WORLD.
40, AZ, 424, 426 eth st.
1t has been quite q while since your attention has
been asked to our smaller departments.
OUR LINEN COLLAR AND CUFF DEPARTMENT
for Ladies is stocked with all the latest styles plain
white and colored Novelties. Besides carrying the
Sizes we always have the extra sizes in Collars
for Ladies which are generally scarce.
OUR LEATHER GOODS-Al Novelties in Leather
as soon as made.
OUR JEWELRY DEPARTMENTS is always stocked
with desirable goods ALI our Jewelry warranted to
OUR SOAP AND PERFUMERY DEPARTMENT
All the good COlognes, Extracts, Face Powders Com
plexon Powders, Tooth Powders, &C., kept at prices
way below regular prices
OUR RCCIING DEPARTMENT-Much space is de-
voted to this department Our assortment in Colored
and White Ruching is very large
And so it is with our Notion Department
Remember we always guarantee
OUR PRICES AND OUR GOODS.
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LAsKrrs LOAN OrrrcE.

No. 361 fennsyivsnia avenue northwest
Money Loaned on Gold ana Silver Watches, Dis-
nsofCs Jewelry, Pistols, Guns, Mechanical IooiA
i sdiea' ard oentlenleils Wearing Apparel.
Old oOlp AMI SILVER 0VCGhL ~
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- OGERS' TELEPHONE-TEIEGR CoMrAN

live of the L. s. Supreme Judges as reported hy q
Press condemn the Bell GumlaLy'- "bruad c.nlrir tot
art OF telephony. and their stock tumblei from
to > IL. Hence Rogers telctione-sis.ri0r 10
old Pan Electric and TO the Bell Instruments as Wt
comes 10 the front and demands |, Dtler
conn any, based tor its ruptrty and Values not g
his latest best telephone patents granted y lie
lIited States. but also has clam Tor IDI X NIL
LION DOllARS Pan Electric stock Ufiers telephones
at so each State rights for = 600 each aud small
amount OF It's stock 10 be sold "a 100 share Al
share worth II the Bell Company beaten InuTs
than SeUUa share
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k'Sh htNt.ls@o II ST y W HAND~aNfFry-
aui.,Ishea Rooms Board II de-. red In, mon,
,s:,n IN o0Ehood near War and Navy Departments
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VVANTED-A LOT WEST OF 18th ST. AND
w north of NJ st angle Lot preferred. Give all par
tculars. Is. g. W., Star office. ie29-.,ts
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BAneA1Ss IN 1srAxrs WrAn
Infants Cambria Long Slips Only PC each.
Intants' Cambria Night Gowns, tackled front.
Only 81 EACH
Infants' Flannel Skirts, 81 to 81 each Va
riety of styles.
Infants and Chil.lren's Null Caps, choice
variety, 25c. TO S2.5.,.
Children's Mother Hubbard Aprons. Only
S1c. eaci
CLlldrens Camps, in Cambria and Lawn, 1oc
to $40 each.
Childcen's Cardinal Gretchan Dresses, EN-.
broide.ed il white. $.o.ST1p TO 1925 each.
(Second floor. through arch)
WOODWARD / LOTHROP,
and f ST. n "
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"k1Ne" SHIRT WA1srs

CELEBRATED Krse" SHIRT WA1srs
There is more satisfaction to mothers in pay
ing the difference and securing this waist.
1t costs very little more. gives three times the
wear, not counting the high style and superior
workmanship. We believe We can show nearly
one hundred styles OF pattern in TINS waist,
enough at least to suit the most faStidiouS boy
Prices. 81. 1925 and 81. 80 each.
We have a fairly good waist for soc. each
best the price will buy.
(Third fioor)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. l l til and sts n. W.
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IGOR COUNTRY PROPERTY HYATTSNILIP
l. Finest groves and lots, and Little SPA Springs
a; auction, July 1. Immediately after grand iours
ment and refreshments about > O'Clock u. H.. IL rec
minutes walk east of the depot; commencing the
bridge on DIR. Wells avenue.
L. p. GOODMAN, Auctioneer.
iyl-ots "a !.tlGEks Bxrsr
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FOR RENT-ROONS

Bacsnsham go iS !. SH .n%hsf ICONS E.s.
V,oR RENr-AN ENTIRE IowFR FT,1oR or
H., four Rooms unfurnshed Cor hou.ekeepiis suit
heighborhood loo6 9TH st. near New iors ave-
y,oR RENT--Two FURNISHED AND TWO IN.
921 18th ST NV bet and SITS Ti.sts
EoR RENT-kooMs, FURNISHED or rNrT-R-
w @ p-easa,', l"cAliiy oa car line. near state
All y %. Penn. ave. Tllwe
!FoR RENT THREE UNFURNIsHFD ROOMS
hy DR.. r B. RANKIN who is removing 10 Ralerh i,si
isst'ss ON gwen Let July desirable location lori
bkASELMAN aos ifth st m ". cor n y - is VS.
ISoE RAY BRIGHT. Cheerful SUMNER
So, -, t sIcd OF utiurillsEed delight, al local
reasonable. pa 81. ". 1.:,H ~
gFoR RtNI-FoR THE SUMNER OR LONGER
r0SE. and tche co@ritey iS2ni, p r STla d "a
a. No i45 aa 30 sS~snS machine Aipiy after
ISUh Until II ST. NV THREE INFrK-
rroyemsl;s Aa ono sS'sS Srn, SsTpsnrs mol'rn &
i'oiit '"iia story room. no children. go 81.
l| Sk ikSl6NIFssl5eo n 81: NV, HANDSOMELY
able nelghborhood. No. ~ - 1871, eNge lon-
3e3o-lw. N'"' wa ala Navy departments
'o Ia ImkooMS IN A CORNER HOUSE. NJ
Apply al ZOO S - and s"ie'' reference eHh nsed
lI 9Rh hEN IA LOVELY SUITE OF aoFooF
hoohi>, WIN north and south - t,.urs H. -,
front lll0 p ST ID i'i one 'h send no"r
I'o 1l;, hI ..N AND BACK PARIoR. TO-
seth,r or separately. use ot tIat,n a. - -
psf NV i'''''A'' TO reliable parties Ariy stei5
V|to,kt hht-NT-FURNlsHED ROOMS WITH Ro,pn-
u laws Mass ave, Highland Terrace 10, lt. IL.
nor ktNr-AT 1919 lorH ST. UNFrtxIsErn
rark steis up from sidewalk. ss 49, 1'S iSras
room OH '5a story at lol7 10th St closets So
NOR RENT-LARGE CONMUNICAT INei Roma
3l2 { st NV. " VI "''i'.il, ~, tN.aru,
1NoR RFNT-fURNISHED OR INFI-p>rSur,,-
- tNo PHEASANT Communicating "a storN r,s,,,. 49,,
,lie east and west: quiet house pili, ar .i rt
oorriood bath GA same floor. children. slS istn
81 bet q ANA IA SITS. ~ a., ~
lSoR RENT-FOUR NICE TNFVRNIsurn
u rooms south front. IN a quiet family 80 -.
auuile. Just opposite Government Deparriaan. ~.
hioueiate. Inquire at 80 81. nv ,..sS a.
VSOR RENT-THREE UNFrRNISHFD KnovS.,>
s'T"ld nuor; suitable for hight haris.k a.. ir,- s,,
ioit- WIN n4th aud kas viii 10 adults ,,nlT
on > 80 II sth.". my3l-bW'
EsoR RENT-ll22 nth ST Y ". DFsIRAHuF
suite OF Rooms, furnished or uIfurluebal IN 49,
or second floor Also. pheasant Rooms -, ID =
rt,'s exchanged OR would rent whole house
Isok RENr-FURHISHE BFAUTllIT sI-ArNrr,,
hoonts hay windows every room. corner mons.
neS south and east front; reiertrcs required lioi
:. = = ' Je74W'
ISoR RENr-FURNIsHFD AND UNFIKNIsHEp
Il ROOMS
Large, light and airy Prices reasonable. Trausieu,
THE cLINTGS hGrSi $50 SO. IS s si ga ss IN,
s.-sot Il I, n. W; Nam entrance, $50 'th st.
- cfEN ALL NI6lIT les .im
ESoR RENT-IIIE LININGs ToN. l3TU ST tr,y
- Hnors above h 81 and Franklin Park. New ana A.
handsomely furnished rooms. liable 81 SUI eriar maj
Nooelat. nIlce,. IcieIhoue 9ll-3 Iny4 -3m.
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- in al IL ST NV THREE INFTK-
,-o,a, AoginS. southern eNposurr modern inn
~. ini'l.S Also. one furnished back fa lsr spa
h'oiit 'hii4 story room. 10 children :, al a..
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The croakers who are trying TO magnify the re-
cent squirt OF activity In Wall street into great
crisis or the portent Of one. Will get sorry COM
Tort out OF survey OF the condition and prospects
OF business IN the country at large There is
nothing in sight certainly, to justify the pre-
tended fears. In almost all forms OF productive
Industry those men who are willing to work have
WORK 10 do and at fair wages. The crops are
good The trunk railways will have Just as much
10 carry, and get better rates il ANYTHING under
the Interstate commerce law as under the old rule
OF go-as-yo1-pleaSe; while poor districts which
have hitherto been sacrificed TO rich ones are
given chance TO develop their resources. show
what they nave IN them, and add their share to
The sum OF general wealth. At the head OF the
treasury we nave, IN Secretary FairchiId, an off,
ciai ol STEADY nerves. who IS not upset by a spec
ulator's raid on few inflated stocks, but who
stands ready, when a real emergency occurs to
step forward with the means at his command nd
furnish the needed relief If the coming fall shall
LOT De the opening OF a prosperous season then
al signs are misleading.
III ever the superiority OF the national-bank sys
TEN over the Old system of State banks was made
pain, IL mas been since the furry in Cincinnati
When the news went forth that the Fidelity Bank
WAS Wrecked, not man who carried a roll OF
bank notes n his pocket troubled himself IN mi,
them out and see whether any of them bore the
imprint OF the ruined institution II all the banks
their green-backed paper would pass from hand TO
hand as freely the day after as the day before the
Crash, provided the Government stood still firm On
It's foundations. As long as a Government bond Is
good Tor It's face-and most that are left are good
lor considerably more than their face-so long the
nationai-bank note is the equal OF a dollar In coin
ana better still when its convenience IS consid
cred No wonder that our misunderstanding sys
tenn Is cognized the world over as the ideal one
ana tnat, with various local notifications other
countries are gradually modelling upon it.
Americans viii hope that the revolution I'm
Hawaii may be postponed until our new navy is
anoat, ana In hghting or, at least coercing coDd1
tion For commercial purposes the Kingdom Of
HAWAII Is 50 situated as 10 be OF special value IN
the United States, and If kalakaua is to BIZ de
poSeO the Hawaiian islands should fall undar
american control or protection But the power
Win the strongest gunboats In the waters Will
naturally stand the best chance OF being elected IN
the protectorate II American influence On The
racine slope Is favorins the proposed rebellion
VIII tne apparently Inevitable result in view. IL
must De because there are facts known I'm that
section, but not con1ded 10 the general nphlic
~
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INHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSTT COMPAs o
Il AND FIRErRoOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
$40 IA. Az l.. y. ". tsouth SideD
Persons going abroad, or leaving the city shOu
avail themselves OF the advantages offered g this "a
rauS Tor the keeping bonds. securities lew.
ilate and other yaluabies. Clothing PAINTINGS wlrh
of art. pianos, brlc-a -bfac, carpets &c. &c M
lie low rates Take action before. rather liam
hiter Your yaluabies are stolen burned
ufhCe Hours. - a. 4 H. III
f26-6m tSaturdays a M 10 , II. M
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DR.. J. WEBB EOGIkS. tParthenon Heights) PRIEST
Hon. II. ii. BLACKBURN, Vice Irest.
Col ) A. SNEEll L. :. treasury, Treasurer
lENIS FORD Esq, Secretary.
WI LlTTLEJoHN, Cashier Bank, Decatur, Southern
Promoter.
L. Il. SAWYER Companys New York Broker al,
Eastern Promoter
!. HARRIS ROGERS, Suuervislng Electrician
OFFICES: 10 Broadway, New York, and 20 GUrcora
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- 4"t 80 Yer month. parlor. bird r,ons diur--
sia hit'heil completely furnished including "a
a, n ,,1!' aud sewing machine AIply after A. a.
. ~ - ii =. ~ " iei0-2t
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A MOTHER PLAT OF THOSE MAGNIFICENT
- HlLkA SITES ON ROSLYN HEIGHTS AT SIX
GEMS PER SQUARE FOOT. ~
,r, 7. h. sYPHERD CO.,
100 1907 ST.
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ts'oh hrN - BRIGHT. CHEERTtI. SKINNER
- furnished or uufurnlslpi dclighrt al l.-,s :
aS: DAY windows IN every room corner house terms
reasonable. pa ST ". & al :,
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LNOR SALE
Il pa Acres, foCr-room House. healthy location
good water and shady trees two miles from Washing,
tun; $3.50; one-Halt cash. bal liz q and II months
10 Acres unilHirOved ~ miles from city; price
500 Ter acre: Ca. terms.
$4,000 square feet, in proved by groom Cottage
and stables. 20 miles from city: Sl25o one-third
cash bslance ia 6 and II months.
6.S Acres. nigh land. fine Washington CITY
miles distant; could be subdivded into small holmes
price SOI per acre: q Cash bal. In J. , and Years
L. III. 81 pHERD a co.
jy1-2ts 1907 r 81 nv
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W la1y's maid companion Tor elderly lady. No
objection to travelling. Address E. l., Star Office.
je30-3ts
"ANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE WHITE
w Girls p]ace-one cock and waitress willing TO
leave the city the summer; city reference.
Apply at 1914 23d ST NV. je29-:St'
WANTED-AT HEADQuARTERS-P POSITIONS
w for Cooks, Chambernlaids, Waitress Laundress,
and Nurses. Seamstress. Men Walters. Cooks Coach
men. Buffers. and Wallets COOMBS x BURGESS.
je2S-6t'
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WANTED-LEAENEES FOR PROF. CHRIsTNERS
W new international Tailor system 18th any iach
rule y tate-ineasre alone all scientific ta.lors and
eminent Paris Berlin and London dressrakers
Patterns cut, materials t;te basted drTped made.
The system taught by Mae. e J. MESSEH. Con
servatory vi Aiours." L. st.n.w.. Washington.
D. G.. jati-.lw.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

"ANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED WO-
w men place to do washing, can give good recon-
mediation. Inquire of Mrs -IARI j. DlChEES0N,
1855 Vermont ave. It.
TVANTED-BY RESPCTABLE COLOR n GILL
w place as chambernaid nurse, and t. do
raj hoUneuork; good references. Gail OF zoos
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CT. CLAIR HOTEL MARTINsBURG. W VA
~ Can accommodate few more summer boarlcrS
easy distance from Baltimore and sSnington laTTe
airy fro1t rooms. Terms reasonable. BROWN L
COOPER. Props. tyl re-
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IrOR SALE-SIXTY CHOICE SELECTIONS OF
small homes of from one to ten acrss: improved
and unimproved. within from one-hsd mile 20 three
miles OF the city very cheap; and Very easy terms
AVV1 st 3ell-3n
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ECREST HOME BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
rooms cool and large; plenty of shade; Ice. milk
Vegetables. SC.; ? miles from station; daily mali
reference. Address z. y. Box st, CAarlestown JEFF.
Go. w Va. ielD-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-01

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vines; fifteen minutes ride from Insane Asylum,
cheap. Inquire OF OWNER, store l7i7 Penn. ave
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-01

COUNTRY BOARD. Al GREEN WIN. ON WAR
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Washington; cool and quiet location creamery, milk
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12

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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-02-12
NOTICE OF
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Notice Is h.reby given to thnsr whom /; may
concern and 10 the follow ny nemed Iergons
aud TO all 0wners Of, or cltimants -, he roai
estate and improvements .hereou, or improve
ment, when assessed separately, hereinafter
described, known or unknown That the take,
for strte Aud County, purposes ior tbr year
A, u. 1885. assessed sgainst The following de.
actibsd pieces or parcels Of properly are now
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added in each case. and that any piece OF parcel
ut properly upon shich -aiI ,syes, penalty aud
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